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Google buys up more IBM patents
Google has acquired more IBM patents, adding more than 200 to approximately 2,000 patents it had previously bought from IBM.
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NATO server compromised claim hackers
A group of hackers going by the name of the "Inj3ct0r Team" are claiming they've compromised a server belonging to NATO, the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation.
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Symantec boosts enterprise SaaS storage line
At its users conference this week, Symantec released a slew of upgrades to its midrange backup, enterprise archive and data management products and said it will begin offering a SaaS model.
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Acronis offers cloud-based backup to small businesses
Acronis has introduced a cloud-based backup service for small businesses
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Pancetera unveils virtual storage software
Pancetera Software has announced Pancetera Unite, a virtual appliance that consolidates backups of virtual machines, including the amount of I/O streamed to back-end storage.
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Asigra introduces agentless VM backup
Televaulting supplier Asigra has a new way of backing up virtual servers without the need for agent software on each server. Entire sets of virtual machines - individual ones, or files - can be restored.
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Backup errors trash data in Alaska
The Alaska Department of Revenue blamed human error for the temporary loss of 800,000 document images, which had to be re-scanned at a cost of $200,000.
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Microsoft puts out server backup beta
Microsoft has released a beta upgrade to its file-and-application server recovery software, adding support for a number of its servers.
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MS launches new Virtual Server beta
Microsoft's second beta of Virtual Server 2005 R2 Service Pack1, promises support for AMD's virtualisation technology, along with improved backup and administrative functionality.
